Featuring Dr. Josh (New York), Philip & the Advanced Alcohol Class, & Harry

This powerful 3-hour session edited into 2-hours brings together cross-cultural voices from North America & Africa to explore the deep challenges and 3P healing surrounding alcohol and drug use.

Session 1 Highlights:
Dr. Josh provides a compelling answer to why Emergency Wards in the USA are overwhelmed by alcohol and drug-related cases, emphasizing how substance abuse transcends all social and economic boundaries. Dietrick from Tanzania offers a moving account of the personal challenges of living with an alcoholic.

Session 2 Highlights:
Members of the Advanced Class share heartfelt questions and learnings, pointing to the a higher feeling of understanding and connection if we want to help another human being to heal.

Session 3 Highlights:
Final reflections from Dr. Josh, Philips, and Harry bring the conference to a close with warmth and insight. As good feelings rose, food and water were waiting for the 60 dedicated members of the Advanced Class in Nakivale Refugee Camp.

Video: https://youtu.be/FQz1iu-0vus

3P NAKIVALE ADVANCED CLASS on 4-MONTH 3P COURSE, lead by Harry, Shailia & Philips

5 Nakivale villages sharing in English & Swahili on the connection of 3P & God, through forgiveness and wisdom—how the village people are no longer fighting and how they got together with a fun feeling to learn on a deeper level about 3P. They learned to share love. This course brought people together, this class is a story of sharing of how many tribes became ONE-- how the ADVANCED LEARNERS accessed their inner wisdom and learned to share this happiness and contentment with their neighbors, villages, and family.

Video— https://youtu.be/GmDjZq2U7wc

3PAE13 features guest Sylivia, who eloquently explores the deep interconnection and harmony between the teachings of Christ, the Three Principles (3P), and Compassion. Christ taught, “Love your neighbor as yourself”—a directive that begins with loving oneself. She explains that the 3P understanding offers the spiritual and psychological tools to love ourselves and others, to cultivate a good feeling, and to live a happy and meaningful life as expressed in the teachings of Christ.

Sylivia uses the story of the Good Samaritan from the Bible to highlight that a neighbor is not about who lives near you, but about how you treat others; it calls us to love beyond religion, race, and social group; true love is practical, sacrificial, and compassionate; and the Samaritan, despite being from a despised group, was the true example of God’s love.

Through 3P, we gain the freedom to choose how we interpret and reflect on spiritual teachings. Compassion is not limited to financial giving—it also includes prayer, sharing wisdom, and truly listening to others.

Philips adds to the discussion by reflecting on inner wisdom, which deepens our understanding of Christ’s message. He points out that the root of happiness lies in the feeling within us, and when we connect with this feeling, our actions become more compassionate and Christ-like.

One of the most powerful questions raised from the participants in the episode—“How can people claim to love God and attend church, yet lack compassion for others?”—is answered with clarity and insight, inviting listeners to reflect on the alignment between their spiritual beliefs and their everyday actions.